Ohhhhh. Went right over my head. SorryI'm talking about my stepson his dad would order hotdogs for him when everyone else had a meal just to be cheap
Ohhhhh. Went right over my head. SorryI'm talking about my stepson his dad would order hotdogs for him when everyone else had a meal just to be cheap
Everything but the squeal.Lips& Aholes
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Ok, lol now that you started this: which brand is the BEST??I came across a pickup yesterday that had a sticker in the back window saying, "hotdogs are sandwiches". At first I thought it was a political statement like "women are people" or something like that, but then I got to thinking about how I define a sandwich and it just blew up in my mind. For if you tend not to think of it as a sandwich because it has a hinged bun, you have a sub sandwich that does too.
So what do you this? What defines a sandwich?
So what about an "open-faced sandwich"? Tuna melt sandwich?A "sandwich" requires two pieces of sliced bread. So, I say NO, a hotdog is not a sandwich. But does it matter? LOL
Precursor to SPAM......Since when is a hotdog meat? Have you watched videos of the manufacturing process?![]()
So what about an "open-faced sandwich"? Tuna melt sandwich?
This is a funny thread.....![]()
It's what's left over after they make the Spam. Just reconstructedPrecursor to SPAM......![]()
What coast do you live on? My first job in the food industry was in 1963 working for Howard Johnson's (HoJo) at the take out counter on the NJ Turnpike just north of Exit 8. They had a selection of open-faced sandwiches like the previously mentioned Patty Melt and included others like the Open-faced Turkey sandwich with gravy and fries. That was how it was spelt on the menu.....you may have experienced otherwise.....Nope - that's not a sandwich, it's an "open sandwich".
BTW - A hero, hoagie or sub is not a sandwich either.![]()
I think in the bar-s brand, they actually include the squeal. They figure its another 5 percent they can use and they just cover its off taste by adding sodium nitrate.Everything but the squeal.
I have to side on the "these are sandwiches too" side here. It is a lower subset along with the 'grilled cheese sandwich ' and pig-in-blanket.So what about an "open-faced sandwich"? Tuna melt sandwich?
This is a funny thread.....![]()
I want to draw your attention to the term 'frankfurter' above. 5his is a prime example of the deep state margionalizing the hotdog using a micro-aggression. The hot dog has discriminated against since its early inception. It was big meat that began this campaign of criticism knowing that they would lose money from people buying hotdogs instead of the more expensive cuts. Its a shame.Leave it to the Government:
A-A-20341, COMMERCIAL ITEM DESCRIPTION (CID): FRANKFURTERS (HOT DOGS), FULLY COOKED, FROZEN (20-MAR-2002)., This Commercial Item Description (CID) covers frozen, fully cooked frankfurters (hot dogs) packed in commercially acceptable containers, suitable for use by Federal, State, local governments, and other interested parties.
Going to have to ask a jew this one to be sure, but if its kosher it probably can't have pork in it and the old dietary law probably didn't include lips and rectums... so I'm guessing even if a rabbi prayed over the dogs, it probably wouldn't be good enough for the most serious of fundamentalists. This also makes me wonder if the real reason why they crucified Jesus was because he tried to be inclusive of the hotdog. You know the old 'he that is without sin among you, let him throw the first stone' thing? I'm guessing from reading DaVinci that Mary Magdalene is actually code for 'hotdog'And is a Kosher hot dog really a hot dog?